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Quick & Easy Writing Tip for IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, PTE
Get a higher score on your IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, or PTE Writing with one easy trick! Stop using lazy, weak English and start using strong, powerful English. In this lesson, I show you how to avoid sentences starting with “There is/are/was/were/has been/have been” or “It is/was”. Instead, learn to identify and use the real subject and a dynamic verb to communicate more effectively. In just 12 minutes, your English writing will be more advanced, academic, and professional for higher grades and more success! Take this even further by going to my free vocabulary resource page with 142 adjectives you can use on the IELTS, TOEFL, and other exams.
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I got 90% in resource :) Lesson was mind blowing. It boosted my mind . I feel my energetic after going through from this lesson . Thank you so much Rebecca! <3
Glad to hear it, Jasmine! All the best to you!
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thanks and excellent teacher ms Rebecca.
i wish you great and progress,
I wish you a lot of success and progress as well, Mohamed. All the best!
thank you Rebecca for the lecture.
My pleasure! All the best, keniuj.
Thanks Rebecca….!!
You’re welcome, Jakub. I wish you all the best.
Thanks a lot Ms. Rebecca!
You’re very welcome, Alex. I do think you can make this one change easily and quickly. All the best to you.
Thank you so much Rebecca!!!
Without your information, I´d have said that the “There is…” way of starting a sentence was more complex that the way you taught us.
Always useful information is provided by Engvid.com teachers :)
Thanks, knopfler86. Glad the lesson helped you. All the best!
Thanks Rebbecca I always like watching your videos, I think they are very useful.👍🏻
There wasn’t an avoilable quizz for this excellent lesson…
Better : this excellent lesson doesn’t need a quiz.
Thank you Rebecca.
Glad you found the lesson helpful, beernaard. I wish you much success.
I like your simple way of your lecture
Thank you Rebecca!
Great lesson! Thanks Rebecca.
Thank you Rebecca.
thank you, this lesson is very importante, I learned something new to day.
The perfect way to improve English.
The best teachers!
Hi Rebecca mis, i just watched your class of business english.its really helpfull.
thank you so very much
Make more lessons mam
thanks a lot i wish learn more become excellent student…thanks more .
heay hello every one i m taken my toefl exam in july 2019 any help will be welcomed thx
Hello Rebecca
Thank you for your support wich we need it.
Hi Rebecca. How can I receive skype lessons class from a teacher?
Thank you Rebecca
How to get the 142 Adjectives?
Can you please share with me
Thanks
Hi Rebeca i am looking for the link of the adjectives you mentioned on the lesson.
Thanks
Thank you
where i get the Quiz Teacher Rebecca??
Thank you very much for this lesson.
I really appreciate your approach by shedding more light on weak grammar and strong ones and also teaching us the best to be adopted. Thanks
Always awesome
Hi Rebecca, I am so impressed on your youtube videos. I have learned a lot from them and hopefully i can get a decent mark on the coming IELTs test and successfully immigrate to CA soon :)
that was successfull an useful thanks miss Rebecca
You teach with greater care and passion. Your lessons always remain in my mind forever. Thanks, Madam Rebecca
You are genius!
Please, madam Rebecca how do I write an essay that has ‘Do you agree?’ as the question?
I will be grateful if you help me.
Rebecca, you’re such a great teacher. My English has dramatically improved with your lesson. But my biggest fear is putting a pen on paper. How can I overcome this?
Many thanks!
i couldn’t catch the link about 142 adjectives.
Sorry, here it is: https://www.engvid.com/english-resource/ielts-toefl-vocabulary-adjectives/
hello thank you for the classes
Thanks Rebecca.
Than you for the lesson Teacher
How can I locate the quiz for each section of the IELTS.
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thanks
Thank you for this 🥰
Nice video Rebecca